Most EVs are data collection on wheels. If there was a full EV made in 2000, I'd go for that.
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This is why I'm super excited for the slate truck. It's as dumb as a car can be, but modern EV tech. And a truck that's modular.
does it really not track you?
The design looks bad, Kei truck cab over wheel would have been much better.
Kei style cab over wheel on a small vehicle is incredibly dangerous. Your body should not be the crumple zone to protect cargo.
It only works for Semis and buses because they are the biggest vehicle on the road.
Japan has a much lower car death rate on average than the US and they use these everywhere. The Kei style cab isn't the problem.
Your priorities are out of place
Not really, there are plenty of cab-overs throughout history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cab-over
The problem is the new USA obsession with driving a mini-tank at 80 MPH on residential streets while looking down at their phone.
And they don’t have nearly the same ongoing maintenance parts costs.
Still need fossil fuels for lubricants, but to an incredibly lesser degree.
Owned my EV for 1 year and so far I have had to buy a bottle of windshield wiper fluid.
Electric costs between $0.03 to $0.09 per mile, and the electric company is 100% solar powered.
The savings alone justifies driving an EV, plus you're saving the world as a bonus.
I still have my combustion car, but I use it as little as possible. Mostly I bike and take transit.
Kinda wishing I had gone full EV instead of HEV with Toyota, but I'm still happy with my purchase.
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